As our society becomes more paperless, more people are looking for ways to replace their paper habits.
Buying eBooks online is not a bad choice, but not everyone is into buying their books.
This is the cheaper, environmentally-friendlier and generally calmer choice, which doesnt involve a lot of shopping.
If you love eBooks, it does not mean you have to forego your library habits!
On the contrary, checking out eBooks is much easier than checking out actual books.
This guide will show you how to merge eBooks with your love for the library, where available.
But how can you find a library that lends Kindle books?
To start, head overhere.
This is a database of libraries and bookstores around the world which hold downloadable media.
Choose the Library Search tab to search for libraries.
you might also use this site to search for titles or bookstores.
Note that you dont need to include the state, the search does not support that.
You will now get a list of all the libraries which match your query.
All these libraries (the US ones, anyway) also have Kindle books to lend.
tap on the bottom link, as shown, to enter this section in the library.
This part can look slightly different for each library.
you’re free to now check out, using your library card ID and PIN number.
Choose Get library bookto send the book to your machine.
Note that this option will only work if the machine is connected to Wi-Fi.
The book will expire at the end of the loan period, which depends on your library.
And What If Im Not From The US?
Although Amazon may have forgotten, we dont all live in the US.
Should this small fact exclude us from lending out eBooks?
To find local libraries that lend eBooks, head overhereagain and look for your library, same as above.
you might also use the interactive map to browse for your library.
If your country is on the list, it’s possible for you to browse for libraries.
You will now have the option to check it out in the ePub or PDF formats.
